Cafe Amudham Secures Rs 4-5 Crore Investment from Nikhil Kamath for Rapid Expansion
Cafe Amudham, a popular quick service restaurant (QSR) known for its South Indian delights, has received a significant investment from Nikhil Kamath, co-founder of Zerodha and a prominent investor in the food industry. The Rs 4-5 crore investment will support Cafe Amudham's expansion strategy, which differs from its inspiration, The Rameshwaram Cafe in Bengaluru.
Cafe Amudham, founded by Priyanka Rudrappa in 2004, has built a reputation for its ghee-laden dosas and idlis. Unlike The Rameshwaram Cafe, which focuses on strengthening its brand in Bengaluru, Cafe Amudham aims to establish multiple outlets across different cities. This expansion strategy is made possible by Kamath's investment, who has previously backed other food companies like Third Wave Coffee.
Kamath, also a celebrity podcaster, has shown confidence in Cafe Amudham's potential. His investment will help the QSR chain grow its footprint and reach a wider audience with its unique offerings.
With Nikhil Kamath's Rs 4-5 crore investment, Cafe Amudham is poised for rapid expansion. The QSR, known for its rich South Indian cuisine, will now have the resources to establish multiple outlets in different cities, bringing its popular dishes to a broader customer base.
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